delta forces came on in. hand-to-hand fighting, bloody knuckles amongst those soldiers and an extraordinary fight for this man sayyaf who they thought they could capture alone. so a complex task. certainly for u.s. commandos here and one that leaves them with, they say, substantial intelligence how isis works and this detainee umm sayyaf. 19 fighters killed in this and some said to be foreign and questions, of course, being asked as to why the u.s. is willing to endure this substantial risk and a difficult thing to explain to the public had it gone wrong the promises president obama said he wouldn't put soldiers in the middle east during his tenure. maybe seeing what the white house is to do. a spark intervention one here the white house said it was successful in killing a man they hoped to capture but so many questions as to what exactly was entirely in the u.s. cross-hairs during this raid. >> our thanks to nick. not much known about abu sayyaf's real identity. he is a an is i commander who goes by other na

you know, you go from the delta to the hills. i mean, we're totally snobbish up here even though we didn't have a right to be. i mean, where you just came from, jackson, are you kidding me? you'd have to be paid money to go to jackson from greenville. >> they feel the same way down there about you guys? >> they don't get us because they ain't got no sense of humor. >> so what about the food? has this place changed at all in -- >> no. >> it's been 20 years since i was here last and literally exactly the same. >> not much in the way of capital improvements or time motion study. the system, such as it is, is, well, crazy. eat right here in the kitchen. in the division of labor, the flow of work -- well, i gave up trying to figure it out five minutes in and figured i'll get loaded and eat all this delicious food. the salad thing is famous. hand-tossed in the same wooden bowl for decades. the hot tamales, same as they ever was. >> those tamales are just incredible because they're made with the steak drippings and stuff that you're get

delta forces taking out that top isis commander. he oversaw the terror group's oil operation which are a major source of funding does this mean the fight against the terrorist group goes to another level? can they be crippled? what comes next? we'll ask the former top c.i.a. analyst in two minutes. with xfinity from comcast you can manage your account anytime, anywhere on any device. just sign into my account to pay bills manage service appointments and find answers to your questions. you can even check your connection status on your phone. now it's easier than ever to manage your account. get started at xfinity.com/myaccount >>> new questions this afternoon about the battle against isis in the middle east. that after the u.s. delta forces killed a top terrorist commander of that group. it went down in a during and brazen overnight raid. there was hand to hand combat again our guys and the isis fighters. we're told they tried to use their women and children as shields. what does all this mean to the terrorist group? a former analyst

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delta special forces delta force commandos launched this raid in eastern syria near the oil field. this is deep into isis territory. they still control large sections of eastern and northeastern syria and also northern iraq. the commandos attacked a building where a man and his wife were holed up. syaff has been described as isis' cfo. basically in charge of the terror organization's a financial operations. the sale of gas and oil on the black market and the revenue stream coming in from that. isis guards outside this building where these pool were holed up opened fire on the commands doughs. the gland doughs fought become. then the delta force stormed the building separating the women and children attention killing abu syaaf and capturing his wife and amid this, delta force also rescued a woman who was enslaved by them. remember isis has been involved in human trafficking and sex slavery. this guy's wife, who was captured, is said to have been deeply involved in the human trafficking operation. so this was a significant i operation a. defense secretary ashton carter says it was a

delta is trying to find out what happened. kris van cleave shows us the frightening video from inside the plane. >> reporter: this is video onboard delta flight 2028 as md-80 jet. the faa says more than an hour after taking off, the crew reported smoke in the cockpit and a problem with one of the jet's two engines. cbs "60 minutes" katherine davis was on board and she shot this video. she said the captain announced the shutdown of one of the engines. >> reporter: it was pretty quickly. the cabin was filling up with smoke pretty quickly. so, yeah, it was a little nerve-racking. they told all of us to put our head -- heads down on -- in our laps because the air would be fresher. >> reporter: another of the 89 passengers onboard tweeted this picture calling the experience the scariest flight ever. the pilots landed safely in the charleston, south carolina, and delta crews are inspecting that engine. the md-80 family of aircraft is an aging workhorse of the delta fleet. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >>> this morning the j

betty: delta' on to this. -- delta's response to this. delta calls their prices content . they say delta reserves the right to determine who it does business with and where and how information is displayed. they said this to the wall street journal. this is their pricing information. they are not obligated to disburse this to whomever wants it. pimm: this was the death knell of the travel agency business. once they lost control of the price, all the discount websites came in and said it did not matter. we're kind of going back to the original system where they were all closed networks. betty: it will be interesting to see how this bleeds over to other industries at the hotel industry. pimm: i'm handing it over to you. in good hands. betty: coming up. , much more on fox sports. ♪ we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number...don't miss the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. sleepiq tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he'

some concern over delta's plan to boost capacity over the years thought of it as delta increases capacity. the others followed. you can see all the major carriers deep in the red right now. that's the continual concern that airlines will be undisciplined as the spending is spending once again. >> the airlines should be disciplined. they act like naughty children. the seats are too small. a big fight is brewing between the travel websites and delta airlines. it's all over where the airline posted schedule and fare information. delta removed that data from over a dozen travel websites such as expedia and priceline claiming that delta is cutting them and users off from the data. joining us now with two sides, i guess. who do we believe? >> if they are restricting data, that is factual. what the issue is here is whether or not delta is doing something wrong. the travel technology association is basically a trade group for all of that. saying there is no transparency and at the end of the day, you will pay more for the airfares. believe it or not, delta is running the business the way it wants

my exclusive with a former commander of the elite delta force in just a few moments. but, first, a fox news correspondent with the latest. . >> some members of the commando force were fighting in hand-to-hand combat where islamic mill tants were told. they went in from black hawks into syria. they approached a multistory building. guards started shooting at them. started using civilians as human shields. fox has learned that the u.s. teams separated women and k4ir7b. killed 11 other guards. a amtured wife, took laptops, phones and files for intelligence purposes and left. here's what defense secretary ash carter said about the reign. last night, at the direction of the commander in chief, i ordered u.s. special operations forces to conduct an operation in ala mir in eastern syria to capture an isil senior leader and his wife. abu was involved in isil's military operation and help ed direct e direct the organization. they also found archaeological relics such as an arksz syrian bible: the obama administration says it hopes to reunite her with her family as soon as poss

delta is a much bigger airline. it is the third biggest airline in the world, and as a result it has a huge fleet and a lot of people complain about the older planes. but it also has a lot of newer planes -- not as many as qatar, right? qatar has a massive investment, it would say, subsidies, some would say, from the government that owns it. it will buy as many planes as boeing can make. ways they are the trying to sway the u.s. consumer. pimm: we have the interview coming up with the head of qatar airways. matt: i am looking forward to it. 12:05, to be exact. pimm: thanks very much. still ahead on "bloomberg market day," cisco reports earnings after the bell. the question on everybody pass mind is, can cisco keep its momentum without john chambers? ♪ thata: welcome them back welcome back to bloomberg market day. pimm: let's go to julie hyman with the biggest movers this morning. julie: there is a lot of action on the individual stocks level. let's start with owens illinois, the best performer in the s&p 500 today

still strong and a smaller house sustained wind in fairfield and the morning breeze a condition to the delta it least for today we're looking for mid-70's in concord of the seven is out there isiac close to the 80 degree mark. >>james: looking for low 60s in downtown san francisco mid-60's across the bay in oakland and and not a 73 to 76 degrees call for temperatures to continue climbing into thursday there is a slight chance you could get raindrop or to we're watching that carefully for you a brief little system will corporate quickly we're doing our right conditions are pretty smooth on your approach from oakland and san francisco were also tracking the san mateo bridge conditions last unlike on highway 92 your at the limit this morning to talk over next to the golden gate bridge or were looking at an easy smile the rise of about 101 now will present a problem for marin county into san francisco the final stop the richmond san rafael bridge was down 580 all was well so far according to chp but we will let you know if it pops up those slowdown in early morning ride. >>mark: and a bid to bri

how many delta force soldiers were involved do you think? >> i can't tell you that. >> or you'd have to kill me. i'm just kidding. >> i will tell you every operation is formed to bring the most efficient aspect to the battlefield to get the job done with the least risk to the force. one of the other aspects now is it's not just the operators on the ground. it's an interagency force that we have formed after 9/11 throughout the intelligence committee and bringing this element, this exploitation capability which really becomes the main effort is how quickly we can exploit intelligence on the target back in the air and then back at the base to drive other targets so we can get inside the enemy. >> this was a very tricky operation because some of the reports i have read is that delta forces had to shoot around. the terrorists were hiding behind women hostages or wives or girlfriends or whomever so they had to work around that. >> again, that's what we train these guys to do. there's three elements to the raids. surprise speed and bounce of actio

sacramento river around the delta. the governor claims the state put a million hours into the project. >> okay until you put a president hours into it shut up. you don't know what the million you are talking about. >> that seems plain enough. >> critics say they will not shut up and claim building the project destroys the most important estuary on the west coast. >> tesla batteries are picking up speed since they unveiled them a week ago they have received 38,000 buyers for the home version. it is reserved 2,500 orders overseas for the more power will battery for businesses. tesla crow may need to expand the battery factory being built in nevada. it starts at $3,000 and allows people to store energy for use at nature if you have solar panels. >> the warriors will run to practice as the team prepares for the game three in memphis of the western conference semifinals. >> they lost to the grizzly on tuesday in a rare loss at the arena. they hope to regain home advantage in the series and rebound and head to tennessee with

the us carriers essentially american and delta have been put in the market. a very big country that has a huge trade relationship with the us particularly for it huge agricultural base. in essence we do not have any aviation trade. we have exited the market completely because essentially we of subsidize government strategies come into the marketplace to basically shift the traffic off of us and take us out of the indian market. you think about it us flight carriers out to be in the indian market. but it but it is not sustainable. $41 billion worth of subsidy it is difficult if not impossible to compete. that is immediate. i get analysis. a long-haul widebody triple seven in the us command we count the professional pilots and flight attendants and dispatchers and technicians and ground operations personnel it drives about 900 really 900 really good -- actually on a gross basis almost 1000 jobs per flight. we put a triple seven or a 74 or and a 350 or a 787 on a daily nonstop across the ocean it drives almost a thousand jobs for each one of these carriers. thos

they've got about a 30 delta. they cost about $1.30. that would be the first step in adding a little bit of protection to a portfolio, again, in an environment where we see increasing instability. julie: interesting stuff. we appreciate it. don't go anywhere. ♪ we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. sleepiq tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! now we can all choose amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq. ends sunday! know better sleep with sleep number. pimm: good afternoon. it is midnight in hong kong. betty: stocks rocked -- soccer rocked by a scandal. 14 people charged on blundering and racketeering. they took millions in bribes before choosing world cup host cities. pimm: greek prime mi

he set out with his men, heading south toward the mekong river delta. their mission, to carry out hit and run guerrilla attacks fourth kilometers south of saigon. they arrived in the rainy season. the delta was a swamp. the south vietnamese army was equipped with u.s.-supplied tanks and armored vehicles. minh and his men had to fight them with small arms and mortars. >> translator: we dug fox holes deep enough to stand in and fight from. at first, we didn't mind when we accidentally dropped our bullets on the ground, but when we ran out of rounds, we picked up the bullets with our toes, loaded our rifles and fired. we were short of both guns and ammunition. >> minh lost many of his men. >> translator: the enemy set up positions every 500 meters. we'd lurk between them, hiding in the rice paddies. they used to fire into the paddies indiscriminately. i lost a soldier who was shot in the chest when he stood up during a meal. i didn't have the luxury of thinking too deeply about it. there was always another battle. we had to scout the enemy and plan our str

. >> today governor brown announced a new version of delta tunnel plan. the tunnel divert water to the livermore area. originally called for massive 100,000 acre restoration of wet land but today the governor scaled that back. abc 7 news reporter has more. >> civilization isn't free or cheap. >> calculating the cost of water in perched california is difficult. >> there are farmers. there are the urban water use who have certain needs and desires. >> governor brown says meeting the needs and desires means new version of delta continual and restoration plan presented today in oakland. >> we have no choice but to engineer our water work. >> tunnel with 3 intake at the north end of the delta to divert water towards tracy is what brown deems necessary for the entire state. water is a finite resource only exacerbated by the drought and everyone wants a drop. >> they are trying to the do a shuffle without really having anything behind there to shuffle. >> restore the delta. water diversion will come at the cost of fish and other wild life. >> water shed that sup

the second question is, can delta do this? airfares, are they delta's property? that's much harder to say, but generally you can't copy right facts. the airline can make it hard for travel sites to discover those facts >>> speaking of sites. this isn't news or anything, just a thought. i really like hipmunk. it's just easy to use. started by a buy from harvard who's in charge of booking flights for the debate team. >>> turning to the markets, shares of yahoo are under threat as it appears the i.r.s. make tax yahoo at a higher rate than expected. yahoo! also seemed to have problems with their mail earlier this week. it appears they have that fixed >>> 5 a 52 right now. patch or protein. whole foods set off a fiery debate when if announced it would start selling rabbit meat. tonight we show you what inspectors found and whether the farm is meeting is the standards that whole food promises the customers. whole foods says it's offer rabbit because customers wanted it, but what are believed to be internal sales figured share with nbc bay area suggest that's not the ca

. >> we are in the delta. we have never had a situation where we have been lacking water. >> reporter: delta farmers have had senior farmer rights. priority access to water. because their land sits on the river. but winds of change have blown through the delta. the farmers have learned they have to stop pumping water from the san joaquin river. delta farmers had a different plan by volunteering to reduce water use by 25%. >> the alternative is the state coming in saying there can't be any water. you can't divert at all. they have the big stick is what it amounts to. >> reporter: now these mandatory cuts could happen as soon as friday. we are talking farmers along is san joaquin valley river. the farmers in the central valley are trying to make a deal with the state to cut back by 25%. in windy tracey, i'm juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> tonight, the governor declared a state of emergency for the central california coast where 105,000 gallons of crude oil may have spilled. 20,000 gallons may have ended up in the

. >> tonight, the emergency barrier is now going up in the delta to hold back one of the draw backs of the drought. >> weather for mother's day seems to be shaping up in a mild fashion. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> what color is your car? why? i'm michael finney with a >> we know about the skyrocketing rents tenants facing higher rents a rally is happening now in san mateo and vic lee is there with that story. vic? >> well you can see demonstrators are standing across the street here on el camino holding a rally in front of the park royal apartments they want officials here to enact legislation that will protect them against those skyrocketing rents and evictions. this family lived in the apartment six years, 73 units are being renovated. tenants have been given two months to leave. rents are going up about a thousand dollars. >> we knlt afford it. it's getting too expensive for us. and and 70 families are getting evicted, here. >> this is our home. we want to stay. his parents and sib sings are renting the owner is renovating and jacking up rents and they've been

delta force, army delta force commandos moved in overnight on friday. they went to this site via helicopter with fresh intelligence knowing he would be there. they had him under surveillance since march, but they had very fresh intelligence knowing he would be at that site. it raising an awful lot of questions about what delta force knew what surveillance they had, what information was coming in. they got to the site a big firefight broke out. in the end, abu sayyaf was killed in the firefight, delta coming into hand to hand combat with the isis forces there. now, they are going through the laptops, the cell phones all electronic media. they seized to see what they can learn what information he had. perhaps most sensitive at this point what information, if any did he have about the fate and handling of american hostages that were held by isis before they were killed? our own jim acosta learning that the white house called some of the american hostage families after the raid to tell them that they were looking for this information. >> barbara starr, exce

there was an emergency in the air late today when smoke billowed into the cabin of a delta jet flying from ft. lauderdale to new york. correspondent kris van cleave picks up the story. >> reporter: this is video from onaboard delta flight 2028 as smoke filled the cabin of the md-88 jet. the f.a.a. says more than an hour after taking off the crew reported smoke in the cockpit and a problem with one of the jet's two engines. "60 minutes" producer katherine davis was on board and shot this video. she says the captain announced he had shut down one of the engines. >> we could hear the beeping of the smoke alarm and it was-- it was pretty quickly the cabin of filling up with smoke pretty quickly. so-- so, yeah, it was a little nerve-racking. they told all of us to put our head heads down in our laps because the-- the air would be fresher. >> reporter: another of the 89 passengers on board tweeted this picture of the smokey cabin calling the experience "the scariest flight ever." the pilots landed safely in charleston, south carolina and tonight delta repair crews are inspecting that engine

coming up construction in the delta and why environmentalists say it could reduce water supplies for millions and forget about bake sales. there is a new way to raise cash for schools and a couple of ways. >> have never been done until now. silicon valley versus hollywood and from hillary clinton to jennifer lopez the search for money has a-listers targeting tech. >>> do you like turkey >>> in the sacramento and san joaquin delta, some call it a drought barrier. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is live tonight to explain exactly what's going on there. wayne? >> reporter: good afternoon, dan. some people call it a drought barrier and some people call it an economic or ecological barrier. we're in bethel island and take a look over my right shoulder and see the tower out there? that is part of the project. it looks fairly close and it used to be but it's a long way around now to this place in bethel island and that has people who work here and depend on this economy concerned. in a state where people keep asking what government is doing about the drought, here is a drastic measure. c

you were formerly delta force. what can you tell us about how textbook this operation was from the early indications? >> yeah from the early indications this is textbook jsoc operations. jsoc has been doing these type of operations and raids since 9/11 throughout afghanistan, iraq and other places throughout the middle east. and this is exactly what delta was formed to do over 35 years ago. it's a very intricate raid. the even they went in is because their major task was to try to capture this guy but unfortunately it didn't happen. >> well it's interesting that they chose to do it this way. this was a helicopter used -- they used a helicopter in this operation. there was hand-to-hand combat we're told. why that route instead of a drone strike? >> well because, poppy, the thing that happened here they wanted to capture this guy for the intelligence. if all they wanted to do was kill him, they just would have done a drone strike because it was a cross border strike into syria, putting boots on the ground. a lot of p

even with the gusty winds by the delta. oakland, good morning to you. you are 7 degrees warmer than yesterday's readings. and in livermore it feels pretty balmy for you at 54 degrees. exploratorium camera, you see the warriors pride with the cloudy skies greeting pretty much everyone. we will have a cool to mild weekend, including tomorrow, mother's day, with the chance of rain. maybe an opportunity late tuesday, but a better chance come by the end of the week. so right now we are looking at that area of low pressure. thursday brought wild weather. it's all wait into novato. you see the counterclockwise rotation. for us high pressure off the coast that will allow for a steady sea breeze each and every day with the clouds really hanging out at the coast. so don't expect a lot of sun at the shoreline. and, in fact, it will be breezy with temperatures just in the 50s. monterey 59. look for just mid-60s with partly cloudy skies in los angeles, some fog to start out in the northern sierra. 64 in lake tahoe. look for low 70s today from san jose. 73 in los gat

one of the major draw >>> history being made in the san joaquin delta tonight. >> yes. the water department began putting up a massive barrier along jersey island near oakland. >> wayne freedman explains why. >> another spring summer season and maybe for owner, the most-difficult season. >> he's referring to this. a massive construction project just beginning up the slew. what will be a barrier in the sacramento san joaquin delta designed to keep salt water from traveling into the delta from which contra costa county and city of tracy service customers. >> you release water from upstream reservoirs. >> it's 35 feet deep. and working 24-7 until finished. this project will be temporary. department of water resources intends to pull it out last fall. >> this is building super highways along small towns >> boaters will need to take the long way around. >> this is where etc. $40 million. >> this is what happens, some win, others may lose and all for a greater good. >> michael finney unlocking a mystery behind the color of your thank you for being a sailor, and my daddy. than

he crashed a tractor and left the delta. made his way to delta where he worked as a dj. king played a punishing schedule as many as 233 shows in a year. listed among his legions of fans. eric clapton and henderson. he was the first blue's singer to play on the tonight show. b.b. king was inducted into the blue's foundation hall of fame. and received the presidential medal of freedom from president george w. bush. and he sang with president obama. >> ♪ ♪ >>> bb king often delighted his fans and those who love add good story with a tale of how his guitar lucille got its name. it was a story he shared in a 1976 interview. >> the man sitting next to me is a true legend. b.b. meaning. >> blues boy. >> how did you get that name. >> believe it or not i was a disk jockey on the radio in memphis. they used to call me the boy from yield street the blues boy. people would write me and they would just abbreviate it b.b. >> stories like that and many others can be found in his book. blues all around. why did you decide to write the book. >> i thought, at this time, in september,

two delta flights were targeted on monday. they were deemed not credible. at an air france flight getting a military escort into new york's jfk airport after someone claimed a chemical weapon was on board. nothing was found. and an afghan police chief in northern afghanistan is asking for reinforcements to fight the taliban. 19 police and seven soldiers were killed during a siege in the helmund province. a truck bomb killed and wounded others. exploding at the gate to a dwoft compound. dash cash to a government compound. the white house is making it clear it supports iraq in the fight against isis. joe biden speaking with iraq's prime minister and welcoming the decision to mobilize more troops. and a fast-moving fire kills 38 people at a rest home in central china. another six were injured and 51 people live at that home. tire officials don't know what ignited the fire, but are launching an investigation. i'm kelly wright. now back to "red eye." for all of your headlines go to fox news.com. are you watching the most powerful name in news. fox newschannel. t

can delta do this? are fares delta property? it's much harder to say but generally you can't copyright facts and an airline's price is a fact. the airlines can make it hard tore sites to discover the facts. >>> i like hip monk to find travel deals. think chipmunk without the c. i can't say whether the prices are better. it's easy to use, started by a buy from harvard in charge of booking flights for the debate team. >> no doubt that an advertisement for a cloud service was sexist. but they say the tweet drove lots of new business. here it is mostly. the woman in the tweet is wearing lingerie but we decided that was too hot for tv. the black bra makes it look more naughty than it really is. we think you would agree this is way too naughty for an ad about cloud storage. this is not related to cloud storage in any way. reactions on twitter were pretty universal. i think it's ridiculous, and i will absolute r absolutely not be a customer of yours. and thanks for helping me decide which cloud-hosting company to cross off ne list it a

, 51 with the next group. >> it's about a 600-yard walk from housing unit 3 delta to 1 delta but there's no rushing. >> we're not here to do it quickly. we're here to do it safely and thoroughly. >> 1 delta we're about 30 seconds. >> safety is always a priority. and the refurbished housing unit has enhancements. >> that is a 12-year-old building we moved out of. this is a brand new building. some of the things they incorporated into the new housing unit is new technology and door controls. it will make it safer. >> merchan approves of some of the changes as well. >> it's nicer, i'll tell you that much. >> go ahead and take off your uniform. >> overall the best change i like is the uniform. i guess they decided to have us wear red since we're in confinement. i was getting tired of orange. making me feel like an orange pumpkin. i mean, i'm a blood. right? so my favorite color is red overall. the bloods wear red. so it makes me feel comfortable, more comfortable. it brings a smile to my face. look at my cheeks. >> in addition to his history of assaulting staff, his gang affiliation is anoth

men and women in the army's delta force. they are the elite county terrorism expert, and they were involved in the capture of saddam hussein, and they were also involved in the capture of hostage ebbo bergdahl and also involved in the battle of mogadishu and also inspirational in the movie "black hawk down." let's look at how isis is financed, because they have a business model, and they generate, and spend millions and millions of dollars, and this higher up figure killed by the operations force overnight is known to control their finances. joining me is kim dozier who has spent a lot of time in the region, and is joining us now. thank you for coming in. >> i am glad to be here. >> and we are interested to know what you have been told by other defense officials, what abu sayyaf is, because it is not a name like abu bakr al baghdadi but he is one of the top money men. >> well, he is not one of the top four leaders that the coalition is after but he is one of the people who keeps the trains and the trucks running literally by

they are worried the plan may dry up the delta. back in february we uncovered significant problems with the delta levee system. to see the full report visit www.nbcbayarea.com and scroll to the california news section and click on the top story. you will find a link to the levee investigation. >>> 40 years ago today, the world changed. the fall of saigon impacted vietnam and california. thousands of families fled here. this is a special day filled with mixed emotions for vietnamese-americans. the refugees are in the bay area. their stories are part of our culture. kimberly is in san jose the second largest vietnamese community in the country. kimberly? >> reporter: he was 14 years old when he fled vietnam. he showed an old stamp collection the only personal item he was able to take with him when he left that fateful day. >> a picture at the airport before we were living. >> reporter: he fled vietnam with his mother and two sisters a day before the airport was bombed making escape nearly impossible. the san jose profer sorssor says

southwest winds blowing up to 15 by the delta. it will get breezier throughout the afternoon but right now it's quiet, flat on the bay. and emeryville look at the cloudy skies. cool to mild today. we will keep the forecast today into mother's day and a slight chance of rain coming our way by the end of the week. the atlanta and radar composite shows the area of low pressure that brought the snow well off into nevada. and for the bay area much of california quiet in its wake. high pressure sits well offshore. and the alignment. the high and the low allowing for the steady sea breeze for the weekend and into next week. there's a weak weather system that will enhance the cooler air, sliding down california today. so tomorrow may be just a few degrees cooler for mother's day. today look for 67 in fremont, 65 in oakland. 72 morgan hill. and you notice outside pretty breezy with temperatures in the afternoon. just in the upper 50s for the 6:00 game. here's a look at mother's day. quickly i want to show you how nice it will number the af

that's how much water we're diverting from the delta. >> reporter: annually. but as california has been drained by drought, some farmers have suffered cutbacks from the dams and aqueducts that distribute water. and just as environmentalists blame nut farmers for bleeding the fish dry, the farmers cry foul on the fish...and on the feds. >> farmers in california have seen significant reductions in water since the 2009 congressional action which forced the army corps of engineers to release huge amounts of water into the ocean for fish purposes. and when that occurred, the whole game changed, particularly for those guys in the southern part of the valley. >> reporter: ah yes, water to the southern part of california's central valley, long a subject of strife. the movie "chinatown" centered on diverting water for urban use, without which hollywood itself might never have flowered. >> now remember, we live next door to the ocean. but we also live on the edge of a desert. los angeles is a desert community. >> reporter: but it's not just communities like l.a. or, as

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. >> reporter: the ground operation was led by the army's delta force who entered the target area on black hawk helicopters and a rotator offspring. after landing, they scrambled off the aircraft which then took off but hovered overhead. isis manned the two-story building from outside and inside positions. but federal forces were able to get close to the building and blow a hole on the outside. they went in and there were more gunshots and reports of hand-to-hand combat. they reportedly tried to use human shield but they managed to kill the isis commanders without shooting the women and children. the leader was >> thank you so much victor blackwell. here to discuss the raid is former navy s.e.a.l. joining us from new york. and joining us via skype from newport beach, california analyst bob baer who is also a cnn operative. thank you, gentlemen, for joining me. ospreys and black hawk helicopters. this was a pretty loud air raid so likely people heard them coming. in a case where it's difficult to protect your choppers and troops coming in what or who is on the ground to take cover? >>